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Cultural diversity: developing museum audiences in Britain

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Publisher: Leicester University Press London 1997

Notes:

Particularly for use of language in exhibition text, see Helen Coxall 'Speaking Other Voices', chapter in book. Britain is now a multi-cultural society, and museums and galleries are composed of objects which derive from many cultures. Nevertheless, until recently, museum and gallery audiences have been largely white and middle class. Today, many museums wish to broaden their visitor profile to include those to whom museums have not been hospitable in the past. Significant moves in this direction have been made already, although much remains to be achieved. This book introduces the issues which need to be addressed in order to reorientate museum philosophies and policies, and, through case studies, gives examples of how a more inclusive audience may be developed.

Keywords:

black minority ethnic communities ethnicity audience development

SHIC codes:

1,2,3,4

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